Winter storm system could bring snow this weekend to south-central Pennsylvania - WGAL Susquehanna Valley Pa.

SO IT’S AN IMPORTANT THING. YOU CAN SEE HOW MUCH IT IMPACTED HIM. JOE, WASN’T THAT GREAT? YEAH, IT IS A NICE STORY. I’M GLAD HE CAN HEAR US. GIVE THE FORECAST. YEAH, RIGHT. ANYWAY, MAY NOT WANT TO HEAR IT. THE LIVE LOOK FROM IN RIGHT NOW IS KIND OF CLOUDY AND A LITTLE CHILLY. GRAB A COAT IF YOU’RE HEADING OUT IN NORTHWEST, WINDS AT 12 MAKES 41 FEEL MORE LIKE IT’S IN THE MID THIRTIES. AND I DO THINK IT’S GOING TO FEEL LIKE THE TWENTIES AS WE GO THROUGH THE OVERNIGHT HOURS, FORTIES AND THIRTIES TONIGHT WITH SOME CLEARING THE EVENING BRISK AND CHILE WINDS THOUGH STILL 20 MILES AN HOUR AT TIMES BUT THEY’LL DIMINISH OVERNIGHT TONIGHT BUT STILL BE NOTICEABLE TEN, 15 MILES AN HOUR. SO THAT’S GOING TO MAKE IT FEEL LIKE THE TWENTIES OUT THERE. AND I DO THINK THE CLOUDS HANG AROUND NOW. WE PROBABLY START WITH SOME CLOUDS, BUT I THINK WE’LL START TO SEE MORE SUN AS WE GO THROUGH THE AFTERNOON. DIMINISHING WINDS, TOO. SO A LITTLE BETTER DAY. TEMPERATURES EVEN JUST A TAD ABOVE AVERAGE IN THE LOW FORTIES FOR TOMORROW. NOW MADE SUNDAY AN IMPACT DAY, MAINLY BECAUSE OF THE AFTERNOON AND EVENING. NOT GOING TO SNOW A LOT. ANY ACCUMULATION IS GOING TO BE MINOR. THIS IS NOT A BIG DEAL. WE JUST WANT YOU TO BE AWARE WHEN YOU START SEEING SNOW. OH, OKAY, HERE COMES THAT SNOW. IT’S GOING TO GO TO RAIN AS WE HEAD TOWARD THE OVERNIGHT HOURS, THOUGH, WE GOT THE 48 TODAY AFTER A MORNING LOW OF 38. ONCE AGAIN, OUR LOWS ARE MORE LIKE OUR AVERAGE HIGHS FOR THIS TIME OF THE YEAR, THE COLDEST TIME OF THE YEAR, IN FACT, THE COLD JUST EVER THAT ANNIVERSARY COMING UP ON SUNDAY. THE COLDEST WE’VE EVER RECORDED HERE. I WAS ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE STUDIO WITH ALL THE STUDIO LIGHTS ON, THE BOSSES WERE HOLLERING AT ME BECAUSE I PUT THE LIGHTS OUT. I WAS JUST TRYING TO STAY WARM. WAS 22 BELOW ZERO. I HAVE QUITE A QUITE A COLD MORNING RIGHT NOW, THOUGH, LOOKING AT TEMPERATURES, HARD TO FIND ANY REAL COLD AIR. YEAH, IT’S TWENTIES AND THIRTIES. WE ARE WATCHING SOME CLOUD COVER, BUT IT’S OVER US NOW. THE STORM IS STILL WELL OUT IN THE PLAINS. THIS CLOUD COVER WILL BREAK FOR TOMORROW. THE REASON WE HAVE THE WINDS THAT STORM THE FRONT IS THE RAIN YESTERDAY THAT’S PULLING AWAY. HIGH PRESSURE MOVING IN. SO YOU GET DIFFERENCE IN PRESSURE. IT’S KIND OF LIKE TAKING A BALLOON AND SQUEEZING THE AIR OUT OF IT. THAT’S WHY WE HAVE THAT GUSTY WIND. BUT GRADUALLY, AS THE STORM PULLS AWAY AND HIGH PRESSURE BUILDS IN MORE SUN, LESS WIND SHOULD FEEL BETTER TOMORROW. NOW THAT HIGH IS GOING TO MOVE AWAY. BUT IT DOESN’T HAVE ANY REAL COLD AIR WITH IT. HERE COMES THE STORM. IT’S GOING TO MOVE UP TOWARD THE NORTH. AND WHAT HAPPENS IS IT ACTUALLY TAKES PRETTY GOOD TRACK OFF TO OUR SOUTH. USUALLY WHEN STORMS GO TO OUR SOUTH, WE’VE GOT TO WATCH FOR SOME SNOW. BUT AGAIN, THERE’S JUST NOT ENOUGH COLD AIR. I THINK MOST OF THE SNOW WILL BE NORTH OF THE SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY. AND HERE’S THE PREDICTOR. IT’S SHOWING SOME MINOR ACCUMULATIONS, LOWER PARTS OF THE VALLEY, A LITTLE MORE OF NORTH. BUT EVEN THERE, IT’S GOING TO BE LIGHT. MAYBE A INCH OR TWO. AND YOU’RE TALKING MOST OF THAT ON THE GRASS HERE, AS I THINK MOST OF THE ROADS LOWER PARTS OF THE SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY JUST GOING TO BE ON THE WET SIDE THAT’S COMING IN ON SUNDAY. THAT’S WHY WE’VE MADE IT AN IMPACT DAY. JUST SO YOU’RE COGNIZANT OF THAT, THEN BLUSTERY WITH ANY RAIN SHOWERS ENDING, IT LOOKS LIKE MONDAY MORNING. THEN IT’S A COLDER A COOL DAY, BUT A SUNNY DAY ON TUESDAY. VERY SIMILAR SYSTEM COMING IN ON WEDNESDAY AND THE THURSDAY. SO SOME MORE HEADACHES WITH ALL WORKED OUT LATER ON. I DO THINK IT GETS BRISK AND PRETTY COLD.